In the News

• Dropbox still has questions to answer after claims of improper data sharing
  7/25/2018 – ZDNet
• St. Louis Uber driver has put video of hundreds of passengers online. Most have no idea.
  7/24/2018 – St Louis Post-Dispatch
• Departing Facebook Security Officer's Memo: "We Need To Be Willing To Pick Sides"
  7/24/2018 – BuzzFeed News
• Schools eye facial recognition technology to boost security
  7/23/2018 – AP News
• Facebook Suspends Analytics Firm on Concerns About Sharing of Public User-Data
  7/20/2018 – The Wall Street Journal
• Microsoft, Facebook, Google and Twitter Introduce the Data Transfer Project: An Open Source Initiative for Consumer Data Portability
  7/20/2018 – Microsoft EU Policy Blog
• Singapore personal data hack hits 1.5m, health authority says
  7/20/2018 – BBC News
• At House hearing, FTC asks for stronger tools
  7/19/2018 – IAPP
• British Airways asked customers to post personal information on Twitter ‘to comply with GDPR’
  7/19/2018 – The Verge
• Facebook Fixes Privacy Bug Spotted by Consumer Reports
  7/19/2018 – Consumer Reports
• Microsoft, Namogoo Develop Software To Track Data Collection Services
  7/19/2018 – MediaPost
• Commentary: Your face could land you in trouble
  7/19/2018 – Chicago Tribune
• FDA: Make Sure EHRs Used for Clinical Studies Are Secure
  7/18/2018 – Gov Info Security
• Is Alexa recording your conversations? How to protect your private information
  7/18/2018 – Today
• Schools Can Now Get Facial Recognition Tech for Free. Should They?
  7/17/2018 – Wired
• Cambridge Analytica's Facebook data was accessed from Russia, MP says
  7/17/2018 – CNN
• Cyberattacks on Health-Care Providers Are Up in Recent Months
  7/17/2018 – Bloomberg
• Are Facebook and Instagram listening to you? Jeff Rossen investigates tech myths
  7/17/2018 – Today
• New California Law Requires Voter Data Breach Reporting
  7/16/2018 – U.S. News
• Mattress Company Casper Prevails In Federal Suit Over Keystroke Tracking
  7/16/2018 – Digital News Daily
• OPINION Lawmakers investigate how AI in Apple, Google invade privacy
  7/16/2018 – ComputerWorld
• Microsoft wants regulation of facial recognition technology to limit 'abuse'
  7/14/2018 – CNN
• Facial recognition technology: The need for public regulation and corporate responsibility
  7/13/2018 – Microsoft: On the Issues
• Google's Gmail privacy policy has Congress asking questions
  7/11/2018 – C|Net
• Facebook broke the law and faces maximum fine for Cambridge Analytica scandal, UK watchdog says
  7/11/2018 – CNN